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Hello! Dr. Sean Carlson here. Today, I’d like to discuss one of the more common bite issues we see in children: the underbite. An underbite occurs when the lower jaw sits in front of the upper jaw, causing the lower teeth to overlap the upper teeth. This misalignment can impact a child’s speech, chewing function, … Can Braces Fix A Child Underbite?

When children first get braces, one of the biggest adjustments for them (and parents) is learning what foods to avoid. Certain foods can damage braces, prolong treatment time, or cause discomfort if they get caught in the brackets or wires. But don’t worry—while there are some foods to steer clear of, there are still plenty … Foods My Child Should Avoid With Braces

If you’re a parent considering braces or other orthodontic treatments for your child, you might wonder, “What’s the difference between pediatric orthodontics and regular orthodontics?” Understanding the unique aspects of pediatric orthodontics can help you make an informed decision for your child’s dental care. Pediatric orthodontics is specifically designed to address the unique needs of … Pediatric Orthodontics vs. Regular Orthodontics

Hello! Dr. Sean Carlson here. I often receive questions from parents wondering if their child can begin orthodontic treatment while still having baby teeth. It’s a great question and one I’m always happy to answer, as it’s important for parents to understand the role of early orthodontic care. You might be surprised to learn that … Can You Get Braces With Baby Teeth?

One of the most common questions I get from parents of active kids is, “Can my child still play sports with braces?” The good news is that yes, children with braces can absolutely continue participating in their favorite sports. With a few precautions, your child can stay safe and comfortable on the field or court, … Can My Child Play Sports with Braces?

One question I frequently get from parents is about Phase 1 orthodontic treatment. Parents want to know what it is, why it might be necessary, and how it differs from traditional orthodontic treatment during the teenage years. Phase 1 treatment, also known as early interceptive treatment, is an orthodontic approach tailored to address specific dental … What Is Phase 1 Orthodontic Treatment?